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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1976
Page
12
The piece condemns both the IRA and the English government for violence and torture in Ireland. It notes Irish frustration with IRA brutality and British torture allegations, highlighting persistent protests with the chant A curse on both your houses.
Connecticut Congressman Stewart McKinney uses his summer newsletter to press for a law mandating no Alaska oil exports and to criticize Democratic leadership for killing a House bill that would boost Bridgeport’s federal development aid by 2.8 million dollars. He criticizes conference committees as a Frankenstein of legislation while noting New England needs and equitable distribution.
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A political columnist debates analyst roles versus advance trying to read party moves after the 1974 elections. He questions claims that Watergate and distrust of government define the era, noting Carter's aim to curb power and Ford's critique of Democratic lawmakers.
The piece reviews volatile poll results from 1976 showing contradictory readings between Humphrey Ford Carter and others. It notes timing after conventions as a factor and questions overall polling reliability amid evolving public opinion. The author argues polls often misrepresent voter intention and reflect campaign dynamics more than real choices.
A sharp essay on political perception and the wife’s role in campaigns. The piece critiques distrust of power, notes the pressures on candidate spouses, and uses a mock interview with Mrs. Goodfellow to reveal candid attitudes toward public life and personal sacrifices.
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